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node-rx-server

v1.0.1

Published

Wraps Node.js net.Server in an observable with RxJS 5

Downloads

4

Readme

node-rx-server

Build Status

Wraps Node.js net.Server in an observable with RxJS 5.

Usage

Install with npm install --save node-rx-server.

Exports two functions: observableFromStream and createRxServer.

observableFromStream<T>(stream: Readable): Observable<T>

  • Creates an Observable from a Node.js Stream
  • Maps event data to observer.next, error to observer.error, and end to observer.complete
  • Observable is multicasted and hot (via .share())

createRxServer(options: ListenOptions): Observable<Observable<IRxSocket>>

  • Wraps Node.js net.Server in an Observable
  • Each connection will emit a new Observable which yields {socket, buffer}
  • Observable is multicasted and hot (via .share())

Working examples

Please see src/debug.ts for simple, working examples of both functions.

Notes

This package uses RxJS 5.0, which (at the time of this writing) is still in beta.

If you are using RxJS 4.0, check out rx-node.

Feedback or contributions: please feel free to open an issue or PR!

License

PDDL-1.0 (Public Domain)